what was that week like for akamai?e reaper for you anyway you capitalized on what happened? tom: don't use that software ourselves, so there was no impact to akamai, and we helped our customers where we could, but that was at an area where we don't really do business. i think there were a lot of learnings for the industry as a whole. first, it really is clear. you just cannot be doing updates all at once everywhere in the world. most of the time that is ok, but eventually you're going to have an unintended consequence. if you update the entire world at one time you've got a disaster. that is a lesson we learned at akamai pretty painfully about 20 years ago. ever since then, you know, we phased our updates after you have been through you a and you are confident you still just go one stage at a time, so in case there is something that was unanticipated you catch it before you cause a problem. i think also there is a much better understanding that, like building matters. it takes a lot of investment, but you have seen wha

>> akamai is a very different company.eading security products. a lot of demand there and growth. and, of course, our compute product line growing very rapidly. and two-thirds of our revenue is now security and compute with very strong growth. >> noted. and i guess the concern overall is just the spending suck that is happening. spending that goes to a.i., spending that goes away because of economic concerns. just in terms of your customers' ability and wants to spend, the wallets are open? >> you know, it is always challenging to earn revenue from customers, especially, you know, with macro economic challenges. some geopolitical challenges, but customers need security more than ever. and with our compute solution, we help them save money compared to what they would be spending with the hyperscalers. so, that's a very good market for akamai in our leading product lines today. and with a.i., yeah, there is a lot of spending going towards a.i. and, you know, there are a lot of a.i. applications running on our compute platfor

gives afghans a glimmer of hope, august 17, the day the son of the late historic freedom fighter akamai chairman thune established the resistance front of afghanistan, active in more than a dozen provinces, now the only significant, serious, major, credible, non-extremist armed opposition against the taliban. he is here to speak to us today, of course, virtually. we are honored he took time from his schedule to do so. he earned degrees from esteemed institutions in the united kingdom and is a graduate of the royal military academy sandhurst. he did not engage in afghan politics until 2018 and has dedicated years to expanding grassroots efforts. his out -- efforts then are bearing fruit today. it is an honor for the hudson institute to welcome such a courageous freedom fighter. then we will have a panel discussion. we will discuss the current situation in afghanistan and what the nrf is doing and what the u.s. needs to do to support them. >> thank you very much, my friend. ladies and gentlemen, it is a great honor to be a part of this important event today. so i want to begin by expressi

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akamai? lauren: this is number one on the s&p.a cloud services company basically helps deliver content over the internet. stronger earnings, successfully shifting revenue to the security and computing side of their business, good for 10% gain. stuart: sound hound. go ahead. lauren: it's voice-enabled artificial intelligence. it can detect emotion, based on something that it hears or automatic language translation. exactly. stuart: i've got trouble with that. lauren: they reported a wider than expected loss, and they are spending a lot of money, buying companies stocks down 6% but they did raise their annual revenue guidance because they are in a.i. stuart: i don't want my emotions probed by a.i. it's probably going to happen. lauren: it's like the new way of the old fashioned rolling of the eyes. stuart: okay, listen to this. just one year ago, four us cities had a total housing market value that exceeded a trillion dollars. four cities. now, one year later, that number is up to eight cities. well look whose here. he knows a thing

. >> akamai was going to put him down like a dog but i like dogs, so go ahead. 2 all right, jim, i amn american express card holder and i want to be a shareholder. is now the time to wait? is it time now or wait -- >> i think it is a traffic time to buy american express. i don't know about the blackcurrant, i have been trying to assess the advantages of that. it seems like it is cool, but what do i care. i think the stock should be up more than it is, i love the last quarter. everyone hated it and they were wrong. let's go to alejandro in new york. >> hey, jim. i would like to hear your thoughts on airbnb. i have a buddy who has got 40% of his portfolio in this thing and i am wondering if it is time for him to part ways, given the weak guidance they provided during their most recent earnings call. >> reporter: 40%, that does not have more sense, you cannot do that. the airbnb call was not a good call and it wasn't a good call because they didn't want it to be a good call. it was not us, it was not me making a determination, you have got to avoid airbnb. it was the company. travel is n

i would point your honor to the line in havens were the court said that non-akamai nature of housing they were speaking broadly. again you'd have to dig through the underlying brief to find the economic interest of the court did not to expect to her our own injury it's reversible. for example if the regulations are put back in place the protections whereby the individual abortion providers need to provide information about adverse events that would provide a respondent organizations with more accurate information about the harm of abortionrugs. >> council counselor can i ask you about the remedy and the way i was talking with the a.g. but it makes perfect sense for individual doctors to us for a -- what they are asking for here in order to prevent them from possibly ever having to use these kinds of procedures everyone knows should be prevented from getting access to this medication so why isn't that plainly overbroad the remedy in the end of this case? up with the premise of that question just as jackson i don't think her doctors necessarily are able to object. with one is the emerg

>>akamai rental says its japanese rentals dropped about 50% from last year. it's no secret all businesses in the tourism industry have taken a hit during these tough economic times. and they've all had to adjust differently to try and survive is to be a lot of word of mouth. and i would do a lot of internet advertising. they raise the rates that higher. but >>we're still the cheapest on the beach and all or as far as i know. the spot to be at this is where everybody learns how to surf. there is a concern. >>and we are working diligently on addressing those concerns. the hawaii tourism authority is launching a saturation campaign this fall. >>targeting japan and the west coast to be a part of program to just fill los angeles. >>with. activities will be on the doing some pop-up events as well to get. the los angeles market aware that hawaii is open. hta only looking for the quantity of visitors, but the quality as well. >>its campaign called the people the place the hawaiian islands is targeting what it calls mindful travelers typically there. well educated and